This is the continuation of my extraordinary Royal Caribbean vacation adventure.
I think we were already in Malaysia when we woke up. First morning on board the Legend of the Seas, this was my breakfast:
omelette with “everything” and a hash brown
Plus a muffin, a cup of yogurt and coffee.
Murugan statue, see the stairs? We climbed them!
Day 2
Hello, Malaysia!
Selamat pagi, Port Klang!
All aboard the bus
Met with tour guide Sam
Pleasant guy with corny jokes
The best among three
First, the Batu Cave
Murugan statue looks down
On tourists below
Two seven two steps
Up the stairs to the temple
Whew! My calves hurt. Ouch!
That’s my exercise!
Teh Tarik and Kopi for
The ones who stayed down
near the entrance to the cave, end of 272 steps?
apparently not the end yet
goal of our stair-climbing: temple
admired office buildings from afar
Off to Petronas
Twin Towers and took photos
Admired from afar
chocolate haven
Hoarded chocolates
As pasalubong to give
Cocoa Boutique
Of course, there was food
To fill the tourists’ tummies
Gobbled Chinese food
We had to be back at Port Klang at about two in the afternoon. We saw the other passengers with shopping bags, ours was more of a ‘see & taste’ experience. We saw Batu Cave (and tasted our own sweat ,”eewww!”, just kidding!), saw the Petronas Towers, and then tasted chocolates at Cocoa Boutique. These were the three spots we visited in Malaysia. I was half expecting for Upin, Ipin and Boboiboy to pop out of nowhere, but it didn’t happen.
I learned that it would be wise to bring these when touring (and visiting caves):
- Water (check)
- Face towels
- Extra shirts
- Comfy shoes (check)
I would love to visit the place someday soon too!
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I have read and heard so many good things about Malaysia. I want to see that famous Petronas tower. Hay kelan kaya kami makapagcruise or out of the country 🙂
Though I’m afraid with anything to do with the sea, I’d like to give cruise a chance.
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Oh , glad to see you enjoying your trip! Hope to be able to do something like this with my kids, too. 🙂
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How exciting! Although I’ve travelled by boat, I’ve never been on a cruise. Omelet looks very inviting. Yum!
I’d love to visit that chocolate haven 🙂 Must be really heaven for a chocolate lover like me.
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You love chocolates too? 🙂
Sobrang init ba don sis?
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Sa Malaysia? Parang Philippines din.
What a lovely adventure! Malaysia is one of the places I want to visit in the future!
JanzCrystalz recently posted..Dinner with Old Friends from the Head Office
Hmmmm…..Petrona towers is a must see! Hope to visit Malaysia soon. 🙂
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The Petronas is so lovely. I want to visit Malaysia too!
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Beautiful Malaysia! Thanks for sharing it with us. =)
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I hope I could visit Malaysia soon. I want to see Batu Cave and the Petronas Towers!
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Did you try Teh Tarik too? I wish I could experience this kind of vacation. I’m sure there are luxury cruises who can accommodate the PWDs. Anyway, I hope you and your family had a great time there 🙂
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No, I didn’t get to try. When we got down, it was time to go. There are elevators naman and they use ramps. 🙂
I love chocolates. hehehe
looks you had a great time with your tour.
Lovely photos! I wished I could visit there someday. The omelette looks really good:)
looks like you’ve enjoyed your visit, i like to see that chocolate haven
btw, that omelette looks so yummy…nagutom ako
Yummy indeed! 🙂